§ Ind. Code § 3-9-1-12Dissolution of committee filed with county election board

(a) A committee whose statement of organization has been filed with a county
election board may disband at any time in the manner prescribed by this section.
(b) A county election board may administratively disband a committee in the manner
prescribed by this section.
(c) A county election board has exclusive jurisdiction to disband any of the following:
(1) A candidate's committee for a local office.
(2) A candidate's committee for a school board office.
(3) A political action committee that has filed a statement or report with the election
board, unless the political action committee has also filed a report with the election
division.
(4) A regular party committee that has filed a statement or report with the election
board, unless the regular party committee has also filed a report with the election
division.
(d) A county election board may administratively disband a committee in the following
manner:
(1) Not later than the last Friday of January of each year, the county election board
shall review the list of committees that have filed statements of organization with the
board under this article.
(2) If the county election board determines both of the following, the county election
board may begin a proceeding before the board to administratively disband the
committee:
(A) The committee has not filed any report of expenditures during the previous three
(3) calendar years.
(B) The committee last reported cash on hand in an amount that does not exceed one
thousand dollars ($1,000), if the committee filed a report under this article.
(3) The county election board shall provide notice of the proceeding by certified mail
to the last known address of the chairman and treasurer of the committee.
(4) The board may issue an order administratively dissolving the committee if the board
makes the following findings:
(A) There is no evidence that the committee continues to receive contributions, make